It’s that time of year again… The leaves have fallen from the trees, every department store is playing “All I Want for Christmas is You” on a loop, and I can finally justify wearing that hand-knit beanie I bought on Etsy (even though I live in California and wear it almost every single day anyway).

To celebrate, Sentry is highlighting twelve of our many partners with an ornament hung with care each day on our festive Sen-Tree. We hope you return every day to enjoy these GIFs with your holiday feast, egg nog, Manischewitz, pour-over artisan coffee, or pour-under artisan coffee.

Sleigh bells ring. Are you listening? Put down that artisanal peppermint bark (seriously, you’ve already had eight pieces) — those actually aren’t sleigh bells you hear. It’s PagerDuty alerting you to the fact that you’re on-call, and, unfortunately, everything is on fire.

With the power of native integrations (like Sentry), on-call scheduling, escalations, analytics, and more, PagerDuty makes sure the right people have the right information at the right time.

Over the years, we’ve honed a process to take us from everything’s-on-fire to whew-back-to-normal — a process that includes our PagerDuty integration. Our integration sends alerts via PagerDuty for the incident response and intelligence workflows you define.

You can associate a single PagerDuty integration key with as many Sentry Projects as you want. Then set up different alert rules within Sentry for each Project to determine the kinds of issues and errors that should trigger PagerDuty.

Response teams shown in PagerDuty. Poor Elizabeth

Maybe on one Project you want to get notified via PagerDuty if an error impacts more than 100 customers in one minute. Maybe on another you want to be notified whenever very specific types of errors are being thrown. You can configure all of this via Sentry’s alert rules. Go wild.

Learn more about some of Sentry’s other various partners and integrations on our aptly named Integrations page.

Sentry provides open source error tracking that shows you every crash in your stack as it happens, with the details needed to prioritize, identify, reproduce, and fix each issue. It also allows your users to send feedback that helps your support team respond appropriately.

Each month we process billions of exceptions from the most popular products on the internet.